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TRIAL 01' MEIER. sixTu • DAY A Captain B .0 GH . furiiier examined • Q (By Lord GAMBIER.) When wit,4. it that the two :me- ‘.t-nattle sitivi of the enemy ; that continu kd afloat in the u nurniti, moved towards the Cha r-ante, and ht h did the three gr Oonded ships get off the ?—About halt past twelve, the two 'ships t %%ere Ant went lip the Qoarante, and very or y after the three snips that had been agtound al n 102. Y. 43 'Mentioned yesterday the strength of the en, my's b,etely on the Ist-• of Aix ; did you observe that any of the t rtitications thereon were_ blown tip and destroyed ?—A. 1 did not ; 1 think, if they had been, 1 was so close I must have seen it. Q. Di i %ou hear Lord Cochrane express to Cap tAin Brrestord, in Aix Roads, the probability of titre . - or tou r Inco of baitle-ships being lost 'in at:- tacts , o, toe ene y, and 'what, passed on that sub }c ?---=A. When Cap'ain Berestod asked Lord Co - r .ne his it - as•in wakii•g the tekgraphic sig n 1 at halt the tl et - could destroy the enemy in the tie said he calculated on our losing thr e or four of it e ships, it the Commander in Cti et. had sell ,the squadron Q. It. the two lit e oattle ships of the enemy, which had re,,.airted at their anchorage in the morn ing, ' in, , ved ttiwar is the Chat eine at half past i lock, could friotes alone, assisted by the smal -I,r tcur- 5110..eedcd in their attempt to de story the whole Of i e vllt7 , oy ' S S('..V-.•11 ships on shore opt tit- P No kI iecoutideut they would have made no itinpre , suin on any of the enemy's si ; but on the contrary, I think it would have attended with the loss ot some of our own I . - Q. DA it appear that on the morning of the 12th April; or, at any time,l,vhen the enemy's ships were ON shore, and the signal had been made that they.. conla be destroyed, there was, on my' pdrt, any ne glect, or unoece.s.ary delay, in taking effeCtaal mea sur.t., tor destroying them?--A. I have already stated, that it out s,.ips had been sent in on the morning of the 12th, it m, bold, in my opinion, haw been send ing them to inevitable destruction.- • I don't think the ships could have been sent in sooner than they were; alio there did not• appear to me the smallest neglect, or unnecessary delay, on the part. of the Commander 3. (By the Court).. From the first attack upon tlie, ships or the enemy, to the final cessation of liostiliiies.aqainst them, was every thing done that ce uld be done to effe& their destruction ?—A. I Mink ttt tt every thing was done that could be done; and ind;ed wore than I at first ex : e&ed.. , rave stid that the responsibility of taking the'Valiant.into the Road or Aix, rested entirely on the Caktain, the Pilot having refused to take her in ; what, re ; .aion did I.he pit oi give for not taking her in ? —A. That the wait r w.4s too shoal ; and as the win,k and ride then were, he thought the ship would be 10-t. _33l„'W.:er• all I.lle,enemy% which were on ti.c 1 3 .113 . 1, near ettOugh to the Britt,h tly tk• desttoy“l - ,by. thew I—A. .No. Three sh , p4 that knoveo (p to. tilt- Cl• , ret.te, lay •to the s : 0 11)•.‘ cod att,. ed-t t“ltt.l of th - attti she was ithto butt aha of either the Valiant UI Re. vt, ~ GL W.ts it hprore they moved up the Charente?— A. Yei. iQ. Do you• mean that 'those ships were not within reQc ot the ons ot the it kit squadron before they move) up u e.Ciatrentei—,A. They were not, in in op , ,ion. • Q. It the Ocean was rot within reach of the guns of the 13. ; ve:.ge and aliant, was 4he within reach of any ~t thr other .vessels 2—A, Nut wh -re in c y anchored nut, t tie. frigates • might hive been moved pear en( ugh to have. teached them. . ,Could ; they , hove done that without being aground 2. 7 . A. at Lbo,tt halt tide, I think they mi , 4 ht • U.. 7.0 vt hat ship did the Calcutta strike 2—A. I Lave already stated that the Calcuna,tievcr struck; the Officer, I mink. of the Beaile reported to rue, that he had taken possession of her, and that the crew had h.indoned her. Q. Did you give him any orders in consequence of welt •re - ort i—A. I did not : it was my intention to hate sent r palsy ot marines immediately to her, as Noe la, ciinsidecably without the reach:orthe ene mCi b,itteries ; and, I think, might have been br. , u n lit out without the loss ol a man. She was upright nut afloat. Sliewas set on fire a very few minutes atter, but I do not know by whose order. 411 r. STOKES re-examined. (By Lord Gambier). At 'what time did the enemy's t %,% 0 Sill; 3 ui thr line, which remained at anchor ~n the I 2th of April in the morning, cut or slip Then c:+bit-s, and tun towards the Charente ? A. The Ca-sa.d, bearii;g a Commodore's Broad PetidAnt, ..hp i .ed or cut, ant made sail for the Cha r, rite at t u minutes past one P. M. ; '44e Foudroy aot, bt-ming a Itrar-Admiral's Flag, made sail for the Cnar , nte at 20 annwes past,one. I noted the tu) watch, and I am positive as to the fads, bc. a..,se I nude a memorandum at the tune. Q. Do you remember at what time the three ene my's shiipi that were on shore upon. the Palais and, wart.. d uhf got from thence ?—A. To the best ,of my recollrction, about one o'clock or little after, , Q (By ihe Courrr.)—Did •they remove from thence before : the slip- that w e re at anchor rthl to wattis t Charetit..; ?—A. They did. _ _ _ VOll WCTO' I),);ird some of the British ships it hora4e 5 were . any of the enemy's ships 0,0 heat a distance to he "tlisl - dyt.d by them ? A. i was oo board the ITperieuse during part of .1tAl• tltr:e ul the “ellOti; all the eretny's ships were at too grit a distance to be destroyed, by our ships, . e x6 er t that 'u-re d stroyed, the Calcutta, Aqui ton, .a• • o It was rather doubtful-to me whethcr Reterse's shot .could not .have been f,re t• ;.I . ect on the T.,unere the Revenge was shill (u the ent-tny. Wa+there iiny other situation in the Roid of Ais, which the British squar,;-rrni could be placed, frth , , wnit.ll t-ey c-uid have_ destroyed the' other 1•40 : turtle waS hut. Captains Beresford and Kerr, Mr. Raven, Master of the Cmsar ; Dou;las,- of the B - 1 ona, Lieutenant Hawkins, Second Lieuteitant of the Ca ledonia and Capt. Godfrey, of the Etna Bomb, were examined and Captain Rodd and Mr. Fair fax were re-examined. They all concurred ID de, daring, that to their knowledge the Commandei in Chief had evinced the utmost zeal and judgment for the scivice during the whole of his conduct in. Basque Roads, and that they were acquainted with no in -stance to the contrary. Lord GAMBIER ,then said, that he had come to the close of his evidence, and that 'he regretted being obliged so long to trespass on the time of the Court, but that he did not think it would be necessary to ttouble them 'longer. The PRESIDENT said, if his Lordship had any ae. sire to examine any further , evidence, the . Court • v ould . with pleasure hear him. His Lordship replied, that be would be able 'to- morrow to call any other evidence he 'should deem necessary, on a consideration of the necessity of such a step. The Court then adjoined till this day. Eastern liattalion of Stirlingshire Local Militia. To be IVlajoraptain Thoinis Graham Stirling, — vice Brown, iesigneti„ To be Captain by Brevet—Adjutant Dugaid M`Dougall. To be Captains - lohn Graham, F.sq. Alexander Living ston, i sq. Lieutenant lames Waddeli. Angus camp- . bell, Esq. LONDON : Prin,rd fa► RlCkiAltb HARRIS, ot NO. 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and Pdalisbed by WILLIAM ARMIG ER SCRIPPS, South Miton.street, G At the SUN-OFFICE, Nu. 112, Strand; where Adver;isements, Orders for the Pa; 2r, Letteri for the Editor, Sic. (postlaia), must bri addressed. FASHIONS FOR AUGUST. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREVAILING FASHIONS rote THZ MONTH, AS TAKEN FROM MINU I E OBSERVATION, BY A LADY OF DISTINGUISHED TAB It. FROM REAL DR.EsSILS, AND REPRESENTED BY COLOURED PRINTS ; 2.K FAA:CT- . ID FROM " LA BELLE AbSEMBLEE ; OR. BELL'S COURT AND FASHLONABLE MAGAZINE," FOR. THE PRESENT MONTH. WALKING DaEssi —A round robe of jacconot muslin, high intim neck, to lace up the back with colourad finished round the collar with scollop elging ; long sieeVes trimmed to correspond ; a broad lace let iu ruurid rtie-hot tom. between two rows of small tucks. Sash of Guided rib b„,nd. Purple and green shot short pelisse, trimmed wan' broad scollop lace, confined tight to the tigiae, with green band to correspond. Steel clasp. A halt handkerchief of green figured ssik round the neck. Fine wekited, of lame tip_ y_t handkerchief, edged with scollop lace, and ornamented with tassels, thrown carelessly over time back. 13onnet at figured sarsenet - and lice, with pendant end and tassel'iiii t nc left side. Shoes of pile green kid. Gloves of Yolk tan. A Spencer bodice of pale pink sarseoet. White inusliti dress, with double row of scollop lace forming a iiot flounce round the bottom, over is worn a bid‘k face mantle anu train. Egyptian bOsin,t, e.onipuserl Se..,ener and antique lace. Shoes and gloves o: plc ,eituvir. Amber necklace and ear-rings. Hair alter the E,,) pilau mariner. ParaAl of pink and brown shot, won white fringe. • • SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. KNUTSFORD RACES ' TUESDAY, ZULY 25. Sweepstakes, logs each for alt ages. Ld Stamford's Gustavus, by Berungbrot - !qr. Leigh's b. f. out of Haphaurd's sister A kite of 701. for all ages. Fuur mile heats. IAI Siamford's Belinda - •- StanJe•'s b. g. Viper - Mr, Taunton's fair Star - .3 r I - I 2d r .2 3 2 IVEDNESDAi'. Sweepstakei. of togs. each for all ages. One heat three times r)tintt. Ld Stamford's Gustavus. by ttennir•gbrough . t Sir H. Mainwaring's Julius Cmsar . - - - 2 Sir P. Warburton's Cestrien - - - - - 3 Sweepstakesof sgs• each, with Sol. added, for three and four % - ear °Hs.. .Two_mite heats. IA Wilton's Berenice, 4 yrs old . - Mr. Price's l'arcula - _ Mr. Chotmondctey's Spotless - - A Maiden Plate of cogs. Three- mile I;eats. Mr. Taunton's fair-star, .4 yrs old - - - t Mr. F. Price's h. m. aged - - - - 3 Mr. Astle)'s Tiger - - - - - - 2dr Mr. Price's l'arcula, 3 yrs Old, 751. /2/t),, beat Mr. Choi moufietcl's Spotless, 4 yrs old, bst. sib. 'twice round and a distance, Sobs. each, h. ft. I t :1 / 3 3 Falmouth in Jamaica is made a free port, and is now on the same footing and entitled to all the privileges enjoyed by the other free ports of the island. The Supplement to the Kingston Royal Gazette of June 3, in stating the proceedings of the Legisla ture, notices a message from hi- Grace the Governor, which was sent with a petition from the inlia6iiants and - freeholders of the parish of St. George and St. Mary, reprenting the defenceless situation of ship ping and property at Anatto Bay, and praying that means may be taken, for its security. The House passed a resolinion for that purpose. The following duties have been opposed upon the several distinetions of tea imported into the island of Jamaica :—Bohea Is. tict. per lb. Congo, Campoi, Souchong, Pikou, Singlo or Twankay, and Hyson 2s. 6d. Cochineal,or Gunpowder Tea 3s. 4d. . We are concerned to state, - that Mr. George.Ed-' mead, .an eminent stationer, of Leadenhall-street, wasdrowned, on Monday, in the Medmiay at Maid stone, at which place he was on a visit to his nu merous and respectable relatives and friends. He had been playing cricket, and went, with some of his companions, to bathe in the river, when, being heated, it is supposed, on plunging into the water, he became suddenly chilled, and sunk. His body was taken out almost inuedlately„ and bled freely, but all means to restore animation proved-ineffeetual., He was a very amiable young man., and-had not ex ceeded his 23d year. On Sanday night, two hackney coachmen passing along the lower side of Leicester-square, ran a race With their coaches, to the terror of the public, and their passengers, and after overturning a chaise at the end'of Oxendon-street, one of the vehicles was run - with such fury against a post, that a pannel was broken in, and the coach was overturned. A Mrs. Smith and a youth, passengers, were conveyed sense less to the hospital, and the coachman had his arm broke. The other coach was stopped in the Hay mai ket, and the coachman, who was inebriated, was secured. ISunday se'nnight a duel was fought at the back of St. Nicholas's Island, near Plymouth, between . two midshipmen belonging to the Princess Charlotte frigate lying in the Sound. They exchanged three shots each, at five paces distance, and were reload ing for a fourth tire, when the Commandant of the Garrison interfered, took away their pistols, and scot them on board their ship. One of them ap ' pared much inebriated, and was in the atit of chew - ii+g '4 musket-ball, to make it fit the pistol, when the Governor of the Garrison very properly inter p,:s;xl Ir!s authority. From the LONDON GAZET7,44igust 1, t se,-; War.Offit e, August Bog. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet William Francis Ell►ott to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Stcludley, who retires. • 3d Ditto, Robert Coulthard, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. 4tn.Ditto. Surgeon John Paddock, the 57th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Bruce promoted 'on the Staff. • 3d key,imetit of Dragoons, Lieutenant ShallcuAs Jarson to be Captain ut a troop, by purchase, vice. Curley who re tires. loth Regaent al Light Dragoons ' Gentleman Cadet Lord Arthur NU:lses William Hlll, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet,.wirlrout purchase. _ . 17th Ditto, Cott.et lchn Smith, troth half-pay of the 14te ' 28th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. _ _ _ _ . zist Ditto, Lieutetrant Alexander Leckey to be Captain of a troop, Vice Gatliside, deceased. • ist Regiment of Foot, William Clarke, Gent. to be EnSign, ;iy 'purchase ; vice Young. 3d Ditto, Ensign Thomas Sherlock to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Cramer, promoted. lothDitto, Ensign Edward Kenyon to be Lieutenant by pur chase, vice Wade, promoted in the 42d Foot. • 24th Ditto. To be Lieutenants —Ensign Georget'Estrange, from the 28th Foot. Ensign John Rope. Ensign John Harris. Ensign Francis Grant. Ensign Robert Robinson, Ensign Julio ;lanes. Ensign Siteene. Ensign Jeremiah Ensign John T a ylor, from, the 83d Foot.. To b Ensigns George _Erna, Gent. vice Rope. John de Net's, Gent. vice Harris. John Mciore Isle - yligan, Gent. vice Grant. Duncan Rose, Gent. vice Robinson. Wil liam D'Acre, :Gent. vice Jones. Edwin Pell, Gent, vice Skcene. nth Ditto, Lieutenant John" Humphrey to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Ensign Henry Reid to be 1 icutenant, without purchase Ensign Edward Swin: bur eto be d.tto, vice Humphrey. Cornelius Sullivan, Gent to br Ensign, vice-S winttrne. - ;id Ditto,' Lieuten .nt Thomas Jones to be Captain ofa Com• pan), vice Molloy deceased. Ensign Richard Pesham to be I..r.quenain, vice knits. Hibbert Newton, Petit: to be Ensign, -vice Pesham. 45th Unto, Ensign Itichaid Kelley to be Lielitenant, by pur cliase, vice iterrick, promoted. 47111 Ditto, Ensign W. W. Yates to be Lieutenant by pur etisse, vice Praeocke, who retireS. • war tssistain Surgeon Sharp to be Surgeon, vice promoted on the Staff 6 th ;into, Abraham Myers, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase; vice Orgill, cashiered. 65ui Ditto, Ensign John kogers, trom the list Foot, to be Ensign, wit h , ,ut purchase, vice Minn, promoted, 701.1 1).1(10. LiClitellf.it irles Martin to be Captain of a cr,iiipany without purchase. To be Lieutenants Ensign Alexander Grant, without •put chase. Ensign Edward Yares,ditto. "Ensign Felix'Kearns, vice Mattin. I nsign Charles French, trom the 71st Foot, b) purchase. vice Hawkins, promoted. To be Ensigns,-without purchase—Edward Smith, Gent. vice Grant, Thomas Van Buerle, Gent. Vice Yates. Christo,Mer Talton, Genf. vice Kearns. " list Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon, Charles Henry Quin to be S r;eon, vice Radford, promoted ,on the Staff. `7 2 4 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Gardiner, from . the id Foot, - to be Captain of a company, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retires. • Sist Ditto, Lieutenant William Henry Armstrong, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice,Clarke, who ' ex, hangers. s3d Ditto, Robert B loxham, Gent.ter be Ensign, without pur- (fuse, vice Taylor promoted in the Z4th Foot. 8 5th Ditto, Assiqant.Surgeon Woodhouse . Martin, from the Corn wail Militia. to be - A sistant-Surgeon. 8 7th Ditto, Lieutenant fames Erskine, from the 6th Foot, to Captain of a company, by purchase, vice Evans, pro= moted. 9Sth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Arthur Richardson, from the soth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Forbes, promoted on the Staff. Hospital Mate Patrick O'Reilly, to beAssistaiii- . .. Surgeon. . . 98th Ditto, Ensign Joseph Killikelly to be Lieutenant without purchase. Hyacinth French, Gent. to be En sign, vice Killikelly. Richard Tatton, Gent. to be En , sign, without purchase, vice L'Estrange, promoted in the _ ~ . 24th Foot. - - . - - •. . tow Ditto, George Coseits, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Thomas Naghten, who resigns. ' 2d West India Regiment. Ensign - Fowles to be Lieu tenant, vice Kifriber, deceased. Ensign - Rawstotrie to be ditto, vice King, deceased. Charles Wood, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Fowles. Temple 'Frederick Sinclair, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rawstorne. 2d Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant lielitard Clarke, from the 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Armstrong, who ex- changes. New Brunswick Fencibles, Brevet-Major John Foster Fitz gerald to be Major. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Robert Lawrie, Gent, to be an As sistant. Surgeon in Colonel Rainsay's Regiment, as 'stated in • the Gazette ot . Fine 3„ 1804, has not taken place. Captain Augustus Ileisse / and Captain George Haasmanof the zd Light Battalion of the King's German Legion, are to have the pffm.inent Rank of 'Captain, and not temporary. Rank, as stilted in the Gazette of the 25th ult. The u ndermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent without leave. • 89tho soot; Ensign Watt. Corsican It angers, Lieutenant Richstater. 7t h we'A . India Regiment, Lieutenant Dougan. Lieutenant Yielding, Ensign MitAer, EAR ATUAI in the Gazette of the 25th ult. 2d Light Battalion of the King's German Legion. For N. Whitney, Gent to be EnSign, &c. read John Whit• ney, Gent to be Ensign, 4Sce. . CoMmissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. To be Adjutant in the Tavisteck ReAiment of Local Militia, in the County of Devon—Christopher Arthur, Gent. vice Allen, resigned, To be Adjutant to the Western Regiment of Stirlingshirc Lo. cal Militia-- Leitch, Geri. vice Brown: Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Bearsted and Mailing Regiment of Local - Militia. To be Captains—Stephen Hooker, Esq. B D. Duppa,Esq, George Dominicas, Esq. John Itrenchley, Esq. john Hollingsworth, Esq.' W. M. PenfOld, Esq. Courtney Stacey, Esq. Stacey Wise, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Edward Hodges, Cent. P. Weble, . ce n t. F. NI. Spong, Gent. Wm. Cooke, Gent. George Burr, Gent. James Tyrrell, Gent. William Pike,Gent. To be Surgeon—john Day, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Inverness shire. 2d Regiment of Inverness-shire Local Militia. . To be Captains—Alex. M` Donald, Esq.. vice Angus M'Do nald, appoinied in the Inverness-shire Militia. Allan Ca meron, Esq. vice Cameron, resigned. Lieutenant John ILl 4 lionnell, vice Cameron. To be Lieutenants—Alexander Cameron, vice Kennedy, ap- " pointed in a Regiment of English Militia. Ensign lofin Ross, vice M`Donnell, promoted. To be Ensign—George IVPllounell, Gent, vice Ross, pro moted. . , Str.thspey Volunteer Battalion. Adjutant. Lachlan IslTherson to have the Brevet rank of Captain. Inverness-shire Regiment of Militia. To be Lieutenant —Ensign Donald Grant, vice M‘Donalci; whose Appointment has not taken place. To be Ensign—lames Grant, Gent. vice Grant, promeitid. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Stirlingshire. • aBth, or Stirlingshire Regiment of Militia. To be Captain—Lieutenant Malcolm Stark, vice M 4 Dougal, resigned. To be Lieutenant— Ensign Alexander MiLachlan, vice Dougal, promoted. To be Ensigns john Graham, Gent. M'Kinaon Camp bell, Gent. vice Kollet, appointed to the Line. To be Lieutenants —Ensign James Cumming. Ensign lamti Campbell. . To be Ensigns—Thomas Cowbrough, Gent. fames Cow- brough, Gent. To be Quarter-Master—Lieutenant Robert M'Keelinie. West Stirlingshire Local Militia. To be Major—Captain Samuel Cooper, vice Stirling, re. signed. To be Captain by Brevet—Adjut . ant Matthew,Leech. •To be Lieutenant-dohn Stewart, Gent. To be Ensign..lohn Cochran, Gent. BANKRUP7tT ENLARGED. John Pearson, 'of 'Holyhead, , Island of Anglesea, North %Vales, stationer, frorn July 22 to Sept. 9, at eleven, at the Lillian Tavern,,j3irniingnatn. BANKRUPTS. Friend Andrus, late f Brighthehnstone, Sussex, viaualler; to surrender Augybt 15, 16, and Sept. 12, at etEven, at the New lon Hotel, , 3irtn►ngltant. Attornies, Mr. Colbatch; • Brighthelrnstcov ; or Mr. C. Barber, Chanccry-laneo London. ames Carver Gill, of Sinallburgh, Norfolk, grocer and draper, AuguSf s, iz, and Sept. 12, at tour, at the King's Head, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Sampson and lthCkharn, No6vicli; or Messrs. IVinclus, Son, and liolta way, Chancery-lane, London. - William Collins, late of Thomas-street', Bristol, inn-keeper, 'August 8, 9,' and Sept. t 2, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Nethersole and Por tal, Lssex-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Luke Evilly Bath. John horrester, late of Lane-end, Stoke-upOri-Trent, Staf fordshire, , inanufaeturcr of earthenware, August 21, 22, and Sept. 12, ataleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle under-Lyne. Attornies, Walthall and Ward, • Newcastle-under-Lyne. lames Affleck, latc of Kennington-Cross, Surrey, plumber, August 5, izi and Sept. tz, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon dun. Attorney" Mr, Turner, Edward -street, Cavendish square. D IYID ENDS. August 26. George Shepherd, of Stanhope street, Cl.;re market, Middlesex, wine and brandy-nitioliant; at OA Wye, at Guildhall. , August 8. Hutchinson Mure, Robert 14Iure, and William Mure, of Penchurdi-street, snachants, at ten, at Guilunall. August 29. ttobert Bogie the elder, Robert Bogle the younger, and li, attain Scott, of Love-little, East Cheap, Lo,:don, merchasits at eleven, at G Sept. 2. Thomas Miller, of I tiord, Essex, dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. o(‘:tober 21. tunn Imond, of Pickett-nrcet, haberdasher, at twelve, at (...; Sept. 5. lilhn Sisson, 01 1.0111041 d-street, London, banker, at eleven, at 6 ulkinalL August 22. George Pickwocd, of Cloak lane, LOndon, wine -Merchant, at tcQ, at Guildnail. August 26. William Aires, of lenchilre.:ll-street, boot-maker, at twelve, at Guil.thall. August 25. Richard Stubbs, of Leek, Staffordshire, butcher, r at ten, at the Red Lion I nu, Leek.. • Sept: 2. William Whitehead, Lite of Shaw Hall, in Saddle . worth, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturer, at iniei-ut the B.:11's Head,' Moseley. Nov. 4. Joseph Phillips, 'of Bicester, Oxfordshire, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildh a ll, L on d on. • Nov. 7. William Tucker the younger, of Exeter, serge-ma nufacturer, at twelve, at Guildh a ll, L October pt. William Williams, of Oxto.d-street,MiddleseX, linen-draper, at eleven, - at Nov. 1.1. Charles Troutbeck, late Of Rathbone4 place, Mid dlesex, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall. . Nov. 13. john Petrie, late of Kempton; a'.d John Ward, late of Hanwurth, Middlesex, dealer Enid chairmen, at ele ven, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. Mulliner Bishop, Robert Bishop,. and William Bishop, now or late ,Of Cambridge, woollen-drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. . John Boldron, of the Strand, Middlesex, cheese monger, at one, at Guilcihaii. Sept. 9. Henry (randy Beetson, late 'of Gray's-inn- square, Middlesex. money-sexivener, aX twelve, at August_ 5. William yrquhart, • of Sion-College-Gardens• London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov zB. John Page, of Bishopsgate-street, London, habcr dastier, atone, at Guildhall. August 26. lames Charles Brooker ; late of the Poultry, Lon' don, h.oerdasher, but now of Burr.)', broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 22. William Rose, of Kelisington,Middiesex,bre at ten, at Guildhall. August 8. Josue de l'radoe, of Lime-street, London, lead' merchant, at twelve, at the Baptist-!-lead Coifed-house , Chancery- lane. Nov. 14. loseph• Leo, -late of Manchester, merchant, a t twelve, at Guildhall, Lunuon. Nov. 16. f rancis Chinnery, of eranbourne-pas - sage, Leices7 ter-square, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at C:Lila . hall. ..-.. August 30..T.h010s A ustin ;of Chester, coach-proprietor, at eleven, at . the Gulden Lin 11111, Chester. August 23. -- John Btfekire: I, of Ncevcastle.under-Lynicv liquoi-merchant, at eleven, at the . Wool-pack, Newcastic under- Lyme. CERTIFICATES. A ugustzt.David Law the younger, of Manchester, comrclon' brewer. • . James Clancy, of Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, pro' • vision.rnerchant. Thomas Tinson, 'of Salter's-hall-court, Cannon. -street. 'London, wine-merchant. Richard Dolby, of Colchester, bricklayer. rihn'eutler, of Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper. chaid Dean, late ,ot the Star and Garter 1 avcrn, Ka, bridge, tavern-keeper. Henry Munns, late Knightsbridge, Middlesex, paper" stainer. Samuel Davies, of Drayton, in hales, Salop, hanker. 'attics Wild, of Hulme- place M am:nester, co.nntoo. brewer. An order has been issued by the Governor e t. the Havannah, for the permission of all British ves itels to enter that port, and-legally to . trade' with. thy' SpaniSh peOple. On Thursday "was safely lodged hi the Tower, most curious miik-N,vhhe tyger, being n present front Sir EDWARD PELLEW to the King. SHIP NEIPS. GRAVESEND,. JULY 3f. • Arrived:- the Rosina, Pearct., twn - i the 'Cape of C . ° °4 Hope; Letitia, Gamon, front the brazils; DunLoinhe, finder, front Cadiz ; TWo Brothers, FvwtPr. hum Lisboi l ; and a number of the Jamaica Fleet trout tl . ie Downs Sailed—the Flinbetts. Wilson. for Vocalon ; Beatson, for Malta ; P lert, Delday, and Lion, Blythe. ,- Gibraltar;' Flizab&h; Carr, for Teneriti:: ; Britantlia, 1 ‘ 1° ! ... Itivif, for Lisbun ; and the Wilding, Campion, fur Atrii..3. ~-~ 1114RRIED. - Yesterday. Tohn Phillips, Fsq. of Cullum-House, 01 ‘1 fonishire, to Miss. Ann trances shasve, eldest daughter , d , William Cunliffit Shawe, Esq. of Southgaii.l-tuu'se., M dlcsex. Dan. erc On Monday last, at Blackheath, after a long and sc101; illness, Mrs. Henry, w!le, of Alexander . Henry, EA' Finsbury-square. . - • - lly . The same day - , at her house at ‘Valthamstow, Mrs , G o pertz, widow of the late I. P. Goniperiz, Esq. 1 ,, • c e , Yesterday morning, at'Southbud; n6r lirualley, in '' ...I the Lady of Lieuteriant-Colonel Charles Fraser, in her 4 ,-;• yea ~ The same evening, Robert Hoggart, Esq. of FOXg'' Beckenham, Kent, in the 57th year of his age. ----' PRICE OF STOCKS • YESTERDAY. Bulk Stock, 26;;k, 261 1 I India Stock, )86 Navy i per Ceiit 98 94 it.tia 2IS. 224- P f. r . Irish 5 per. Cent. - ' •“..neri lAt:is, 9 s. 14s. 4 tr k..ent. 1797. ' . I t pr. ; per Cerst. kc,i 68 . I tri.peri.il ;?. i.er cot. 3 per y.t. Cons. 67 I- 63 ;Jut° z Ni.n. per,Cent. Cons. kr•Atts 6S Atm. 18